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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Senate Committee on Elections last even
ing took up the contested election Of Ryland VS..
Conklin. The papers referred ~ then were
opened and testimony filed as taken, upon
which the respective attorneys Will compile n
statement of agreed facts, from which report
will be made.
The majority of the Senate Committee on
Mines and Mining will report favorabiy on
S. b. 81, introduced by Mr.. Walrath, relative to
the impounding of mining debris, and against
Mr.. ChaDdlers bill, l0l, relative to the de-
stsuction of nsvigable streams. A minority re-
port VIII be filed.
The Committee on Irrigation met also last
evening and State Engineer Hall addressed the
committee. and with the aid of maps outlined
proposed irrigation districts.
The Assembly Committee on Corporations
took up A. B. 70, relative to insurance COM
panies. Quite a large number of witnesses
were examined and arguments were made by
W. w. Foote aud T. ]. Clunie, for and against
the measure.
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OREGON.
Meeting OF British Residents-RaiIroad
Trains Wrecked.


PORTLAND, February 1st-A meeting of
the British-born residents of this city was
held here tonight for the purpose Of con-
sidering what action to take in view of the
approaching jubilee of Queen Victoria's
reign. James Laidlaw, British Vice Con-
sui, presided. IL was decided that
the most appropriate memorial would
be to endOw Il bed in one
of the city hospitals. TO be called Queen
Victoria's bed. A committee was also ap-
pointed to arrange a celebration Of the day
here.
PORTLAND, February 1st.-Private ad-
vices state that the Northern Pacific west
bound trains, which left St. Paul Friday
and Saturday, consolidated at Dickinson,
on account of the detention by blizzard,
were wrecked near Saltwater, Montana,
eightyseven miles east of Livingstone By
broken rail. The baggage, express, emf
grant and day coach went over the
emhankment to the edge of the Yellowstone
river No one was injured. The baggage
and express cars were saved from burning
by hand grenades and snow The weather
was bitter cold, but the passengers were
made comfortable liz the dining and sleep
ing coaches.
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GB UB & z UEN

Causes is victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very iITita-
bic, languid, and drowsy. IL is disease
which does not get well oil Itself. Il REQUIRES
careful, persistent attention, and a remedy 20
throw off the causes and tone up the dises-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
Just the required remedy in hundreds Of cases.
az have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
l tried many other medicines, but none proved
SO satisfactory as Hood, Sarsaparlila'
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.,
knru Xnrl City
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Military Affairs-Recommende the passage
of S. B. 16, relating to the State militia, and 5.
b. 100 authorizing and providing for erection of
armories for the National Guard and to the issu-
ance of bonds therefor and their payment
Rules-Recommendt the passage of Mr.. Whites s
resolution relative to the time of meeting of the
Senate. Mr.. Clunie offered amendment to the
rule to make the time of meeting at 10 o clock
commencing Tuesday next making the hour OF
recess IL to l:3o, and Mondays to meet at $50 p
II. Adopted.
Elections-Recommended unanimously the
passage OF S. b. 2l relative to elections
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By yAbbott-Appropriating s20,91 to pay for
the water supply furnished to the prison at San
Quentin by the Marin Water Company.
By Boggs-Repealing an Act concerning cor
porations and persons engaged in banking,
which requires publication of semiannual
statements. Also, a bill appropriating money
to purchase iute to be manufactured at San
Quentin.
By Brieeland-To encourage and provide for
a general vaccination in the State This al
lows School Trustees to appoint physician and
pay him for this purpose, and it is his duty to re-
port to the Board the children vaccinated and
those not vaccinatedl
By Whte-Relatiye to the incorporation of
cities having q population of 10000.
BY Notwithstanding minors employed
by telephone companies or special delivery COM
panies delivering messages at houses OF proSti-
tuition or houses of questionable repute
Dy Sfpi-Oo lOi tut tlNN-
tion of buildings, ETC., at San Quentin Prison.
By McCudden-Relative to public lands.
By Yell-Proposed amendment to Consttu-
ton, amending Section 10 of Article XIII
By MISUNDERSTANDING to homesteads.
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE OF BILLS.
The following bills were read the third time
and passed: 5. b. %, to pay the claim of Col.
W. b. Burtis. Mr.. Caminetti gave notice of n
motion to reconsider the vote passing the bill.
S. B. 26, relating to mortgages Of personal prop
erty S. B. 60, making appropriation for rent,
etc, of Insurance Commissioner S. B. 40, levy
ing tax to permanently support the Univer-
sty of California; S. b. A. to encourage tree
planting within the State.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
A B. 1876, to provide two additional Judges for
county of Los Angeles Ga substitute for S. b. !
which was withdrawn) was taken up, out OF or
der, and read the first time.
s. b. Is. providing for payment of $500 for
travelling expenses of County Superintendent
of Schools was made the special order for Wed
nesday next, after reading of journal.
At 5o'clock P. N. the Senate adjourned.
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Sick Headache

"For the past two years have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
sia. 1 was induced to try Hoods safsapa-
riIla. and have found great relief. cheer
fully recommend it to an Mrs. i. +.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,
was sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache. She took Hoods sarsaparilla and
found it tic best remedy she ever used.
Hoods SarSapaYilla
Sold BIZ al druggists. si; six for sB. Made
only by @. !. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
sCO Doses One Dollar.
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Afternoon Session.


Committees reported as follows
Libraries-Recommendin the passage of s
b. 103, to enlarge the State Library and to ptir-
chase history of the Pacific coast, at a cost of
$500
Finances. 2. JOS, relating to State Board Of
Equalization; S. B. l40, making appropriation to
pay deficiency for the support Of prison at Fol-
som, and S. B. 16S (same subject), and s. B. 2l4
relating to the number and designation of civil
executive otlicers-recommend passage. The
committee also called attention 20 the deficiency
expenses.
Mr.. MOflitt, in accordance with above report.
introduced a bill appropriating 600 for con-
ungent expenses The rules were suspended
AID the bin was read the first time
1.-The special order was postponed until Thurs
day next.
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EARN EOR SALE.

" Twill sell my welimproved farra. SO
comprising $50 acres of choice Grain and -
Fruit land, located 81 miles east of fremont
Station, between Davisyille and Dixon, with
Crop, Stock and Farming Implements. I'M
provements are worth fully half the price de-
manded for the whole. Price, 500 per acre:
about one-half down; balance on easy terms.
For particular inquire on the farm or at my
Office. II. STELLING. Devisville, Cal. lp1m
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The seyenty-four Cinnamon who we're
caught playing fan-tan in Brooklyn on Sun
day were arraigned yesterday One of them.
Hong Wall, of San Francisco, had belt
around his waist containing 81 ,0oo. They
were fined 81 each.
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Reports were made by Standing Committees
as follows:
Municipal Corporatons-Bill relating to Los
Angeles charter, favorable.
Judiciary-A. b. 1872, A. B. 29S, A. B. 307 and
A. b. S92, that they pass A. b. 273, do not pass
A. B. 2Sl and A. b. 3Jl, amended and passage
recommended; also, A. B. 120, concerning char
ter of Chico; and A. B. l4S, concerning funded
Indebtedness of sacramento City, recommended
that they be referred to Committee on Munich
pal Corporations, to be considered upon their
merits; also. stating that question to their
constitutionality is an open one which can only
be decided by coming before the Supreme
Court. Last two bills referred as recommended |
Ways and Means-A. B. 25S, go, 266 and Dol,
providing for deficiencies - recommendation
that they do pass A. b. l4S, withdrawn by au-
on Claims $50 ordered.l Also, A. B. 9s. TO pro-
vide for tax levy for permanent support of State
University
Mines and Mining-A. B. III. to appropriate
Sl25.o00 for support of State Mining Bureau.
Majority report favorable, and a minority re-
port against passage.
The minority report strongly opposed any
appropriation for support of the Bureau, charac-
terizing the amount as eXtIavagant, and stated
that it would not prove beneficial TO mining in
terests, but only deplete the State Treasury.
The minority further states that to its mind mo
such amount as asked is necessary to sustain
the Bureau, and it is equally apparent that the
Bureau is in no sense of any material val ue to
mining interests. 1t is energy in well-directed
efforts i'll the mines. not the bind Whims of
salary drawing theorists that gives impetus and
success to the great mining interests of the
State Geological surveys in the field might
aid in developing mining science and mining
success but it is worse than idle to ever hope
for like results from the asserting and display
ing of rocks in the richly furnished parlors of
the Mining Bureau in San Francisco In our
Judgment no essential nor practical benefit can
result to mining interests from this Bureau" etc.
The minority report is signed by Messrs. Mailer
and Smyth.
The Fish and Game Committee reported fav-
orably upon A. BIS 249 and $50, relative to
preservation of fish substitute Tor A b. 10l
was presented, and passage recommended.
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Cottages for Fresno.

FRESNO. February 1st.-Tim Paige, q
wealthy San Francisco capitalist, shortly
ment cottages in the western limit of this
city.
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

OAK PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
" is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention of settlers as of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perfec
tion. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire at 426 K street, Sacramento. I'm
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Fees of Fresno,s Recorder.

FRESNO, February 1st.-The County Re-
corder paid into the Treasury this morn
ing s1,276 Sc official fees for January.
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ROSE SPRING RANCH
EoR SALE.

1cn ACRES, MILES EAST OF ROSE
lou vile, in Placer county; first rate for
Fruit or Vegetables; an abundance of good wa
ter at all times price, Sc 900. Call at the ranch
or address II. d. MARSHALL, Folsom. ia27-lmt
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Land Exchange.

T,HE ADVERTISER WILL EXCHANGE A
4 valuable and well-equipped farm, worth
$50 900, in the near vicinity of New York City;
also from u 600 10 IL 900 head of fine Cattle in
first.elasS condition, including some 5000 head
of Cows and 700 Graded Bulls, in desirable To-
cality for large single tracts of land in Central
or Northern California, and will take back
mortgages at six per cent. interest, or pay ad-
ditional cash gums as may be agreed upon. A
superior grazing tract of $4,000 acres. COM
pletely fenced and abuniantly supplied with
feed, water and buildings upon which the cat
tie are now located, will be leased for five years
at nominal rent as may be agreed upsn. No
brokers, agents or seeondaries will be oonsid-
cred in the business. Address
j. p. WHITNEI,
1rf Rockin. Placer county. Cal.
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ASS EMILY.

The Assembly opened in form at o clock p NJ.
Speaker Jordan in the chair. A. G. K. No. s.
made special order for Wednesday Immediately
after reading the journal; A. B. 49, made special
order for 2:l5 p. NJ. Wednesday; A. b. Il, special
order for 2:l5 P. NJ. Friday A. b. "a, made
special order for Friday, Immediately after read
ing of the Journal.
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PACIFIC COAST.
ARIZONA CATTLEMEN PROTECT
ING THEIR INTERESTS.
A Quarantine Law in ArizOna-Vit-
Wind-Storm-Grave Charges.
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uMoN.l
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FJNO LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTs AND UN-
L furnished rooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. Inquire OF
D. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and ]
streets IF
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Bills were introduced rs follows ::

BlliS were us IoIlONS.
BY La Blanc-Authorizing Board of Trustees
of California Home for care of fee5le-minded
children, etc, TO sell and purchase certain real
estate.
Also, bill TO pay the claim of Richard Cole
man, for services in the National Guard.
BY Burnett-Authorizing Board ofSupervisors
of San Francisco to pay the claim of Thomas
Day.
By Ewing-Relating to obligations of ship
owners.
By Curry-Relativc to compensation to JUS
tices of the Peace of counties of the tenth class.
By yMshler-Appropriating money to erect n
monument to Jas. w. Marshall.
By Brown of San Francisco-Concerning
gaming; also bill authorizing appointment of
deputy to the State Printer.
By Wright-Two bills relating TO Harbor Com
missioners.
BY Taylor-To supply deficiencies for pay of
members OF the Supreme Court.
By Atherton-To provide funds for the pur-
chase of jute for manufacture at San Quentin
prison; also a bill to provide funds for erection
of additional buildings at San Quentin State
Prison.
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-sEvRNTH SESSION = THIRTIETH
DAY.
SENATE.

SACRAMENTO February l. 1887.
The Senate met at IL O clock A. N Lieutenant
Governor Waterman in the chair.
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PUBLISHED BY THE
SACRaMEgT0 PUBLISHING C0EPAEf.
Publication ONCE, Third ST., bet, 1sid z.

rRE DAILY RECoED-UNIoN
\ published every day OF the week, Sundays ez.
septed Double-sheet on Saturday.
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BILLS PASSED.

The following bills were read a third time,
passed and sent to the Senate A. B. SO, provid-
ing for expenses OF prosecution OF violators Of
laws for preservation of fish; also A. B. TO- relat-
ing to preservation of fish by regulating fishing
with nets, etc; A. Il. 46 relating to liens of me-
chanies and others; A. b is, specifying property
TO be exempt from execution; 4. b. rs, provid-
ing additional Superior Judges for San Bernar-
dino; A. B. 81 relating to trials by Courts and
findings; A. b. 81, fixing number of Notaries
Public to be allowed in each county, etc. A. b.
1876. repeating the Act of incorporation of the
city of Santa Barbara: A. B. 172 to appropriate
$3.50 per arnum per each inmate of Veteran S
Home. for their support in said institution; 4.
3. 30, tor street work, construction Of sewers
etc.. in municipalities; a. b. 80. in relation to
organization, incorporation and government of
municipal corporations A. Bs. 70, rs, 55 and
Al were passed on the file.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Following bills were read the second time
and passed 10 engrOssment A B. 103, relative
to payment Of witness expenses in criminal
cases; A. B. 50, to enfranchise William T..
Wheeler, although considerable opposition was
manifested. bill was read second time and
passed to engrossment; A. b. 134. for removal of
mineral cabinet from state Library, amended so
as to strike out appropriation of $500 for remoy-
ing to other locality, and also inserting clause
for its deposit in the Crocker Art Gallery Sacra-
mento; read second time and ordered engrossed;
A. b. l9S, relating TO damages in libel or sian
der cases, read second time and ordered en-
crossed.
FIRST READING OF Bills
A. b. 1853, to amend the County Government
Act, was refused the first reading; A. B. I6 10
prohibit opium smoking; A. B. 90, concerning
vagrancy; A. b. 10, concerning boundary line OF
san Benito county; A. Is. 81, salaries of Mayor
and Common Council OF cities: A. B 124, relative
to fish and game, read first time; A. b. q, Tela-
tive to pawn-brokers, and A. B. 49, relating to
usury, first reading refused; a. B. 22O, A. b. l9i,
A. b. IS, relating to removal of criminal action
before trial; A. b. 112, 1l3. liz, us, private
claims, were read the first time.
The Assembly at 500 adjourned to 10 A. NJ.
Wednesday,
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IaoK sAIE-ONE 6-HoRsE POWER PORT
T. able Engine snd Boiler; 2 horse Truck
and light Buggy; all second hand but in good
order. Would take in exchange wood, coal, hay
OF grain, Apply at d. GARDNER'S, 4e1 street.
1r4f
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80 street- .ihcrafnenfo
P. BOIL. llptfl T. G. wATERHoUSE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-21


''You are looking well, old chap"
remarked Mosquito to prominent
member of the music hall profession.
Eyes, and feeling well; but. neverthe-
less. lost 120 pounds of flesh last
month" That's not possible. !" "Yes
it is. My wife ran off with Sunday
school teacher. "-London Paper.
my dear, said the husband to the
wife before the glass, "I'm ashamed to
see you put all that red stuff on your
cheeks. " 20, don't worry about that, =
she replied sweetly. 1T matches the
color on your nose admirably, and
harmony is what makes the marriage
relation ideal. Washington Critic.
One of our oldest editorial contribu-
tors protests against the suffix to his
name which is continually used. I'D.
d., and says that it reminds him of
the official designation of the column
in which United States naval reports
classify by those two letters sailors,
discharged Dead. - Church Union
Here's 10 cents for you, waiter"
said gentleman who had just finished
a dinner" mo, thank you. sir; it's
against my principles to take tips" !"
"Here is quarter, then" ''Well, sir,
if you are bound to break down my
principles / suppose shall have to
give in. "-Drate's Trarclers' Magazine.
'Come in, my poor man, said be-
nevolent lady to a ragged tramp, "and
| will get you something to eat
.'Ihanky, mum; don't care if do Il
suppose, continued the lady, setting
square meal before him. ''your life has
been full of trials?" .Yis, mum; an
the wust of it wuz l allus cot convict
ed.--Judge.
1t is now fashionable for young
ladies to be photographed in toboggan
costumes. When young man rcceiy-
ed photograph of his girl arrayed in
one of these outlandish rigs he immedi-
ately broke off his marriage engage
ment. He said blamed il he was going
to marry an Indian squaw.-Norrts-
tos0n Herald.
''Been North, | understand, said
Jones to Brown, who had gone to New
Hampshire to sponge on some of his
rich kin. "Yes, was up among my
relatives" " "How did they treat you?'
80, immense! Nothing was good
enough for me, and dropping his
voice-'t that's just what they gave
me. ~ Washington Critic.
There is no death of physicians in
this country. A statisticlan declares
that while the annual increase of the
population is less than 2 per cent the
annual increase of physicians is more
than 81 per cent. 1t is said that there
are nearly 1000 more physicians in
the State of Illinois than are necessary.
No wonder many of them are drifting
into other caIlings.-M I. Tribune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-21
Dressing a Wound

In dressing wound that discharges
two basins are required. sponge and
piece of glazed India rubber cloth.
One basin must hold tepid water, the
other is to catch the water when the
wound is washed. The cloth can be
laid we'll under the injured part and the
edges turned up to form a sort of
trough leading into the empty basin.
The surface Of a wound should never
be touched as it disturbs the healing
process, the water is squeezed over it
from the sponge. In removing strips
of plaster take hold of both r.lds ard
draw upwards toward the middle, not
to pull the edges Of the wound apart.
A little spirits of turpentine will re-
move the sticky marks left on the skin.
In bandaging care should be taken not
to draw the bandage too tight If az
ter the surgeon leaves the limb swclls
ard there is great pain this cause
should be suspected, aud be should be
sent for To remedy it. When finger
is badly cut it should be tied up and
left alone for day or two; the blood
dries on fhe outside and forms case
within which the injury max heal with
out further troubles II chiId has the
misfortune to have a fager ee1 of it
should be replaced and boanA up
Sometimes there Is Il perfect union. and
there Is great hope if the smallest shred
Of skin renlains unSeSered Esisu5csa
R0basson seoCd. ia Go2k Lioh.e.scspfn3.
"QnintoIe0. ."-THE GREAT .aEALARrA
and FEvER and AeUE REMEDY Reliable.
safe and efficient. Price 81 cents per bot
tie. For sale Dy all Druggists.
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UST OUT-And for sale cheap. q nice 4
- seat WAGON. at r. Il. STEVENS. Shop
Prince george street. mIz-Iw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-21

4. OR SALE--A fast sailing CAT BOAT-2s
4 feet long-in first claSs Order-wlu Be sold
cheap. Apply at this ofilce, 3II
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The GREAT IRON AND wild CHERRY TONIC
is tRkPAkED ONLY
II. STU UMPEu.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert In this column advertis-
meats of Wants, For Rent, For sale, Lost,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less, for 20 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-21

OST.-Between Prince George Street and
IL Church Circle, small black ONYX
BREASIPIN, set in goid.. The finder will be
rewarded on leaving ii .No.a2 Prince George
street. g Ig-Iw
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ANNAPOLIS, MD. MONDAY EVENING MARCH 21. 1887

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IlROu and Wild CHERRY TONIC
Is am Entirely New Feature Of its Glass.
contains Medicinal properties ." an unusual order wish
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g seg wi hu any bad effects
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would refresh body CHRRY
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invited 10 drink and cont wish refuse,
PRICE 90 CENTS PEER BOTTLE.
posd o Dsns ar sro&Ps @ ssnsas F
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